Babushka Baba Yaga
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| Rating | : | 4.49 (716 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B001FD6RMG |
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| Number of Pages | : | 115 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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E. Jansson said Beautiful book with a valuable lesson for children. I love Patricia Polacco. Her illustrations are beautiful and held my interest as a child like no other.Now that all my friends are starting to have children, I'm hoping to gift each child with a Polacco book.Babushka Baba Yaga is my favorite because of the important lessons. Never judge people by how they look or the gossip that's going around town. It's an excellent story for children to remind them to keep an open mind, and no. Good values taught here! K. thomas A wonderful way to show that do not judge a book by its cover. This needs to be read by all kids with older relatives especially and all adult enamore with avarice and acquiring things. Wonderful values taught in this "children's story" that all adults should learn!. A classic, wonderful folk tale. JP My kids loved this book so much that they checked it out from the library over and over again. We decided to get it because they still love reading it even though they're getting older. It's a great story about accepting others who are different and about judging others based on who they really are, not how they look or what you have heard about them.
Ages 4-8. Such visual dimension, coupled with her direct yet resonant narrative, marks this as another of Polacco's winning picture books. The art features Polacco's ( Rechenka's Eggs ) trademark sumptuous colors, a rich melange of patterns and textures--and even a sprinkling of forest fairies. From Publishers Weekly Living alone in the forest, Baba Yaga watches longingly as the babushkas of the village care for their grandchildren. Polacco's soothing version of this Russian folktale ends happily: Baba Yaga saves her beloved charge from a pack of vicious wolves and earns the babushkas' praise and acceptance. . Snatching an outfit off a clothesline, the wizened, long-eared creature disguises herself as one of the village grandmothers and goes in search of a child to love. Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. She finds the cherubic Victor, whose mother needs someone to watch him wh
She dresses herself up as a kindly grandmother and enters the village. She was the last of her kind. A creature of legends. AAnd? stories were told of her - stories of the terrible, horrible Baba Yaga.In truth, Baba Yaga was kind, and very lonely. A being of the forest. And as she watches the babushkas of the village delight in their grandchildren, she longs for a grandchild of her own.Then she has an idea: She will be a babushka instead of a Baba Yaga. When she comes across a young wom